This week, with KIRSTY SAGAR, 18, of Burnley, Lancashire's Young Citizen of the Year for her work with the Burnley Boys' Club

MEMORY: Going to see Father Christmas in his grotto in Winfield's shoe shop. He gave me a lucky bag.

HOLIDAY: I used to go to Blackpool with my grandmother, who lives in Burnley. We went on a train and used to stay in a hotel.

HEROINE: Princess Diana. It was such a shock when she died. She cared for a lot of people and was someone to look up to.

AMBITION: I wanted to be an actress and was in Burnley Youth Theatre for a couple of years. But I've moved away from that idea now.

SCHOOLFRIEND: There were four of us -- Victoria Chadwick, my cousin Lynsey Farnsworth, Helen Gaskell and me -- who all started school together. We went to St John's Infants' School in Burnley and we still go out together now.

NIGHT OUT: A Boyzone pop concert at the Manchester Arena when I was in my early teens. It was excellent.

PET: An Alsatian dog, Tara, who's now 13.

HOME: We lived in Briercliffe Road, Burnley, until I was four and then moved to our present home in Swanage Road, Burnley.

CD: Everything Changes by Take That, which is now at the back of my CD collection. But I still like Robbie Williams and went to see him in concert last year.

JOB: I'm still there -- a Saturday job at a hairdresser's in Barden Lane, Burnley.

COMMUNITY EVENT ORGANISED: I organised a cinema trip for members of Burnley Boys' Club to see Titanic.

COMMUNITY AWARD WON: I was Burnley Boys' Club's Girl Member of the Year in 1999.